REAL NAME: NA
ALIASES: ZX-5
ALIASES: ZX-5
AFFILIATIONS: Battle Squadron
RELATIVES: NA
MARITAL STATUS: NA
CLASS: Revenant?
LIVING STATUS: NA
REALITY: Earth-164A
PLACE OF BIRTH: NA
CAUSE OF DEATH: NA
ALIGNMENT: Good
IDENTITY: Secret
GENDER: MaleHEIGHT: 5' 10"
WEIGHT: 174 lbs
EYES: Blue
HISTORY
POWERS & WEAPONS
CITIZENSHIP: Citizen of USA
OCCUPATION: Soldier?, government agent, adventurer
EDUCATION: NA
BASE OF OPERATIONS: Mount Rushmore, South Dakota
OCCUPATION: Soldier?, government agent, adventurer
EDUCATION: NA
BASE OF OPERATIONS: Mount Rushmore, South Dakota
KNOWN ENEMIES: Nazis, Madame Terror
CREATORS: Charles Sultan
FIRST APPEARANCE: Dynamic Comics #1 (October 1941)
CREATORS: Charles Sultan
FIRST APPEARANCE: Dynamic Comics #1 (October 1941)
PHYSICAL CHARACTERISTICS
GENDER: Male
WEIGHT: 174 lbs
EYES: Blue
HAIR: Black
UNUSUAL FEATURES: NA
An unnamed US soldier was a night a centinel in Camp Courage, Arizona. Noticing a light on the armory, he went to investigate, but the saboteur threw a lamp on his face, setting him fire and blinding him. Despite all, he was able to find the bomb but he could not deactivate it before it exploded and killed him. The spirits took his remains to Father Patriot, who restored his body and returned him to life with the sound of the Liberty Bell. That unnamed US soldier continued the fight for the truth, justice and the american way of life now under the name of Major Victory. When the US needs him, Father Patriot rings the Liberty Bell, which only Major Victory can hear and, in a flash, Major Victory appears before him. That is the legend but, what is the truth? The truth is that none of that is real. Who really is Major Victory? It is a mystery. The "Father Patriot" Program erased his mind and trained him to make him the ultimate spy. His initial mission was to infiltrate the mystery men community, but little after the United States entered World War II, Major Victory vanished ... and ZX-5 began to act behind the enemy lines.
Father Patriot gave him a secret hideout in the insides of Mount Rushmore, a radio super receptor and a plane for his fight against the enemies of freedom.